I was born and raised in Ann Arbor. I fell in love with classical music in high school but graduated from Hope College in Business Administration. I studied music and visual art in Vienna, Austria. I pursued music as a profession. I worked at Carnegie Hall. I met Paul McCartney when my NYC choir performed his 'Liverpool Oratorio' in 1991. I couldn’t find my footing in the music business, so, in 1994, I took a Wall Street job cold calling at a firm called W.J. Nowlan & Co. Alongside clients, my business has evolved from survival to thriving. In 2015 I left a 21-year marriage. On Election Day, 2016, my 15-year-old son, Ben, died accidentally, in downtown Ann Arbor. Through this, what's important became clear - the brevity of life, the folly of fear, and the need to embrace my four surviving children, my singing, my profession, and others whom I love. Thirty years after I fell into this business, I’m grateful I’ve witnessed what I’d only read about and promised - incredible investment growth in long-term, rewarding client relationships. I’ve learned that time is the secret to investment success, and investors aren't rational. They rationalize. So, part of my job is to keep you on the road to success. We’re in a continuing, accelerating technology revolution. I put you in the thick of it, so you can share the fortunes of companies you patronize by owning their stock. Sit back, let me help, and enjoy the ride!